This document discusses various processing aids and additives used in food manufacturing. It defines processing aids as substances that assist technical aspects of production, such as anti-foam agents that reduce foam formation. It also discusses clarifying agents that remove solids from liquids, synthetic resins that mimic natural substances, and catalysts that increase chemical reaction rates without being used up. Additional additives covered include sulfuric acid, acetone, diatomaceous earth, aluminum sulfate, castor oil, butane, and their uses in food processing.
11. Acetone
is a clear, colorless liquid. It is a
solvent that can dissolve or break
down other.
12. Fat Crystal Modifier Filtration
Crystallization of fats is a
determinant physical event
affecting the structure and
properties of fat – based product.
17. Castor Oil
Is an environment friendly lubricant
with good diodegrability and
reneable behavior.
18. Propellant and Packaging Cases
Propellants help to develop proper
pressure within the container and
expel the products in the forms of
vapor in the formulation of aerosols.
19. Butane
is a highly flammable, colorless,
easily liquefied gas that quickly
vaporizes at room temperature.